u. s. o n and gas has posted its highest ever and you'll profit. will it add volume to the cold wind full to procession phase, ebbing away the i m f has upgraded. it's forecast the global economy. so what's behind the increased optimism and 3 years later, the brits of weight that breaks it benefits here about the ongoing impact of businesses of leaving the u. this is data when your business sign robots in berlin . welcome to the program. another oil company posts major profits, exxon mobiles latest results show it smashed. it's previous net earnings record last year and they've never off of it of $55700000000.00 during 2022. having made just shy of 13000000000 in the 4th quarter. yes. all prices, serge, as economies began to recover from the pandemic and war and ukraine, raised uncertainty over energy supplies is 2022 profits over $10000000000.00 more than its previous record posted at the height of the global financial crisis in 2008. well let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york, yen quarter on wall street boars. yann's

u. s. o n michelle was supporting the us, what on that it is them. he was also accused of also secretly supporting. i've got taliban, so he remains on complicated figure. complicated indeed, it sounds like pakistan is as is you know, much better than i has a long tradition of military involvement. let's just say it outright interference in democratic processes. has a turn to page? no. so yeah, military has room for the most for decades. this is the 1st time in pakistan's history that pakistani military is hugely unpopular, especially because a former prime minister of the country m. ron han last, deer accused them in the tree of conspiring, but the us to oust him from his office to a new confidence ward and barnum and fence. then he attacked military and military space that they have. they have learned from their mistakes. they will not interfere in politics, but many activists in buckets, and believe that the military still plays a huge the influential rule in pakistan. all righty w search means chevy. forgive me. thanks so much for that insight. uk

a lot of people question what is cajun cooking -- not c-a-j-u-n, c-a-s-o-u-n. >> i like it. >> you're going to drop it back in here. >> what would your grandmas say from this fusion you created? >> they saw it all the time because that's how it came together. my chinese grandmother loved -- >> back on the fire? >> yes. loved my other grandma's collard greens. they would switch out food when they switched me out. there's the garnic. look what you can do. >> oh, my gosh. >> you did that. >> who would have thought it. >> this is festus' oxtail fried rice. >> chef festus to you. she didn't want to open a restaurant but loved cooking for the community, she started in the pandemic selling from her home, then opened up magnolia street restaurant and kitchen, named for the street she group on. >> when you're the only chinese family on the block in west oakland, you kind of merge everything together. my family is so mixed that, you know, that's just how we grew up. it wasn't any big anomaly or phenomenon. >> being mixed, did you ever feel like you were embraced by both sides? or weren't black

a lot of them were people who were part of n g o receive us funding and the government points to the long history of the u. s . using n g o 2 for meant dis instability in countries with their money under the guise of democracy promotion not so it says the us government and the curriculum positions are simply members of the civil society of nicaragua, who are trying to preserve democracy and indeed an attempt by done it will take her to arrest anyone with the remotest chance of challenging him at the ballot box. but it's interesting how the u. s. is framing. this is what tony blink and the state department of the secretary of state subs in his, in his written statement. today's development is the product of concerted american diplomacy. none of us really knew that that was, that diplomacy was gang on having said that there the biden ministration earlier on and told congress that this was a completely unilateral act, by the nicaraguan government in a bed to improve relations. now these are mutually exclusive, that can be, you know, that true, utilize true release of these prisoners while they are still back ch

now we're not, we're cd and they, we did emergency slice 170 s u t o d u n is also launching a 397000000 dollar appeal to help nearly 5000000 people affected by the earthquake and syria. as the hope of finding people trapped alive under rubble in turkey and syria is dimming, rescue efforts are shifting their focus on to helping survivors. this will ship docked on the south coast of turkey has been turned into a floating hospital. there is no available hospital in my neighbourhood. the closest one is the hats. i thought you all hospital, but it's full of people injured by the quite a bit. that's why they can't provide help to people like me with slight injuries. instead of that hospital, we prefer this makes shift one tens of thousands of people have been injured by the earthquake and turkey. many requiring medical treatment with only 300 beds. the worship hospital can only relieve a small part of the current huge strain on the turkish health care system. here in berlin organizers are getting ready to roll out the red carpet for the cities, annual international film festival, known as the

uh i, i just can't even buy a whole new baby n o r a u. s. a. my problem with counter protesters is when they com, just to kind of protest, they don't come to get anything out of it. other than to yell and scream out, a bunch of kids i in terms of them being here that as an effect to me because i know what we're doing is ray, and i know i'm on the site of history on this one, you know, and i don't think they can say to say, oh. c i want to thank all of you for being here today and showing support for these kids. while we understand that we are not fighting against the constitution or binding for common sense gun laws that allow us to practice our 2nd amendment rights and the right told it a continue to watch this unfolding story, a mass shooting at an e gaming turn of and it happened this afternoon in jacksonville, florida. what we'll almost be done time at a nightclub turn day. people like one with the 1st responders in bakersfield, a what appears to be a domestic related murder, an active shooter. right now we've got a one year old shylie earl

should take their mercenaries. investigation by the greys or media outlets showed that american n g o u. s. a provided funding for the insurgency. hundreds of people were killed at a time, and chaos was on gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with a power and plans to kill the head of state. those jailed over the crew attempt to late and labeled political prisoners by the us state department. we heard from nicaragua, base independent journalists by northern. he says, washington regrettably has links to violent extremist all across latin america. that it states was the main sponsor of the violence. very right wing elements that tried to overthrow nick rog was democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the mayor's office in the city of messiah, and he was tortured by these coupla daughters. and he lost one of his arms. so there are very many victims of his violence to attempt to 2018. and we have document showing that many of the leaders involved in this co attempt were funded by the u. s. government through traditional caea

maintaining peace and stability across the t o n street is still their top priority and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties between the u. s. and taiwan in on the military front. and also the, you know, want these kind of gestures, the news are going to send signals to be jane and how beaching as possibly going to respond. so clearly these are not only, you know, restricted to the opposition politicians that we heard, but at the same time the they are being shared among time when he's a population as well. there are also reports that us how speaker kevin mccarthy is planning to visit taiwan. you talked about sending signals to beijing is type by open to such a visit. i think the context of this visit compared to last august visit by the former house speaker, nancy pelosi is very different. we are in a lead up to the presidential election in the january of 2024. so a potential mccarthy visit is going to have a huge impact on domestic politics this year and how that's going to affect the political landscape here is on predicted right now. but at the same time, we know that for the ruling party, it could of play into their ad

u. s. army soldier, john mcentire was a foreign mercenary in ukraine. dana min on boys l o n a good, a game. earlier this month, he defected to russia. he bought everything with him. papers filed intelligence and maps. the thing is, he always meant to who 1st question is why, why are you here? i mean, well the reason i came to you craner 1st place, you know, on a communist, i'm an anti fascist, and we have to fight fascism everywhere. you know, so on our came when i came to ukraine, i knew that i would try to give as much information as i could about, you know, anything would be helpful and a defect across lives. the problem is, is when i was in our harkell, i was going to swim across and i found out ahead of snipers and position. so if anybody i and actually found out that the cyprus referred to factor is not for actually our protection. they are actually anybody to try to defect. they would shoot them, you know, since march 2020 to john served in ukraine's foreign legion and nationalist battalion cut pots k c. h. he saw and documented the ukranian war machine in all its ugly glory from th

u. s. n. b, you is constantly robbed by political and corruption scandals. wow. but all that didn't stop mo, google obtaining you candidate status in 2022 o u. s. strategic national security interest in you created all i would say there is no interest us interest in ukraine, whereas it very vital interests for the russian federation that ukraine be restored to a neutral buffer state separated from from nato countries. ah oh. 7 a a mirror with a chicago, with wild land where no la stands, but chicago was actually the homes. many people that stand with us. and by with this on this issue, we have to just continue to listen each other come together because the way that they're fighting this issue is different than the way parson license issue. but if we continue to come together, we can all just save. lot of time. we are going to press this. we saw this, but many people gall kids, already call them heroes. and they're going to win this battle. dollar thing with the biggest things that i've realized is how i had to look through this once. there's other communities across the country up to look through this every day. there's not a party issue. th

n g o blueprint for free speech. welcome back. dr. dreyfus, i want to ask you about financing so many whistleblower organizations here in the u . s. have big plans, but small budgets, they mean well and indeed they help a lot of people, but they just don't have the budgets necessary to make a major impact on things like legislation. i know that blueprint partners with other organizations to get projects done. you also have had success with foundations around the world. can you tell us about some of your partnerships? yeah, i mean we, we are almost all of our funding is done on a project basis because we don't have an endowment. and, and it is hard. you are scraping and applying for grants, rounds, competitive grant rounds every day. you know, i will get off this in a few and i will go work on yet another grant application, which is unfortunate because i really like to spend that half of my time. i spend on this doing the work instead, but fortunately we have other good people, the organization who can do that. so in the kinds of grants we've had, for example, we've had some number of european commission competitive grants. we one

u. s. n. b, you is constantly roth, by political and corruption scandals. oh, but old didn't scope mo, google obtaining you turned it. it's 3232022. ah, ah, welcome back to the m o i manila chant. so french de colonization was completed in the mid 19 hundreds, several nations in africa seem to still have their finances in strip ably tied to france. predatory loans and financial mechanisms continued to prey upon african nations, subjecting them too onerous debt repayment schemes, forcing them to privatize a key social programs and economic sectors like health care and agriculture and draining the content of its vast resources in minerals and people. it's often referred to as debt trap. diplomacy. a recent report shows that while $30000000000.00 reaches africa in western aid per year, about 6 times that amount leaves the continent. but the i m. f, the international monetary fund and the world bank had been accused of being at the forefront of debt trap, diplomacy. both institutions famously called to account for their lending practices to 3rd world nations by john perkins, author a b. now infamous book confessions i've been economic hit man. take gonna for an exam

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